I need a classic, easy-to-navigate website that enables seniors to stay in touch with their family, friends and caregivers. The platform must run smoothly in a browser—desktop and tablet first, with basic mobile responsiveness—because many users are more comfortable on a larger screen than on a phone. Core functionality • Video calls: browser-based, one-to-one or small group, using WebRTC or a similarly reliable solution. Calls should launch in as few clicks as possible and reconnect gracefully after brief drop-outs. • Chat: real-time text messaging alongside the video window and as a standalone feature. Messages should remain readable with adjustable font sizes. • Reminder notifications: simple, programmable alerts for medication times, appointments or family check-ins. Email and on-site pop-ups are sufficient; no push apps required. Design direction The visual style must feel familiar and reassuring—think classic typography, calm colors, large buttons and clear contrast. Subtle animations are fine, but flatter, traditional layout takes priority over flashy effects. Accessibility (WCAG basics, keyboard navigation, alt-text) is mandatory. Deliverables • Fully functional website hosted on a staging server • Source code and build instructions (Git repo preferred) • Short admin guide showing how to add users, schedule notifications and moderate chat Acceptance criteria 1. A senior with minimal computer skills can join a video call, send a chat message and acknowledge a reminder without outside help. 2. Audio and video remain in sync for at least 30 minutes on a standard broadband connection. 3. All interface text is easily reskinned for other languages. If you already have experience integrating WebRTC, socket-based chat or reminder modules in a traditional UI, this project should feel straightforward.